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    Quote Originally Posted by lt1s10
    i'm up next to Roanoke va., should have stopped by. i don't know Fatfender48, about going stiffer if its riding good now. you probably don't have 1500 lbs. on the rear now and add a 200 man, would give you about 1700 lbs. and that sounds about right with the spring you have, any car you add 200 lbs. to is gonna go down some. is there anyway to raise the car up a 1" or so, might be all you need, or if the shock is leaning in at the top you can straighten it up some and that will increase the wt. cant help you on the 3" shock, i've always used Carrera coil-overs. looks like you have 3 choices, raise the rear of the truck a little, straighten your coil-overs up a little or go up to a stiffer spring.
    Thanks for all the info, I wish I would have known you were in Roanoke, I would have stopped by. I work for the Navy (Civilian) so I may be back out there soon, if so I'll look you up. I'll check into raising the truck an inch, if possible the way the cross member is set-up, may make it tough. That's why I was considering stiffer springs. I definately need to raise it up, one way or the other, cause the camber on the rear wheels is toed out about 3/4 inch without any wieght in the truck.

    Thanks again,
    Tim

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fatfender48
    Thanks for all the info, I wish I would have known you were in Roanoke, I would have stopped by. I work for the Navy (Civilian) so I may be back out there soon, if so I'll look you up. I'll check into raising the truck an inch, if possible the way the cross member is set-up, may make it tough. That's why I was considering stiffer springs. I definately need to raise it up, one way or the other, cause the camber on the rear wheels is toed out about 3/4 inch without any wieght in the truck.

    Thanks again,
    Tim
    let me know when you're coming. welcome anytime. i hope you can work it out, got to have the Hot Rod driving a and riding good.
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